Get your garden ready for spring with bokashi. Three simple ways to enrich your soil and feed your plants using your kitchen scraps.

What Is Bokashi? A Beginner’s Guide for South African Homes Bokashi is the simplest way to keep all your kitchen scraps, including meat, bones and cooked food, out of the...

Plan smarter, love your leftovers and bokashi the rest. Five simple ways to enjoy a South African festive season with far less food waste.

No more plastic packets or smelly bins. Here’s how to dispose of dog poop in your own garden with Bokashi Bran: cheaper, cleaner and greener.

Open heap, compost bin, worm farm or bokashi bucket? Compare the options and find the right compost setup for your flat, townhouse or family home.

Compare our Bachelor, Starter, Super-Charged and Deluxe bokashi kits, and choose the right one for your household in a minute.

South Africa is discarding over 10 million tonnes of food every year and paying some of the highest landfill costs in Africa. This means that businesses are losing money with...

With small changes and a little creativity, Bokashi Bran can help you make all the difference by choosing to make this year an eco-friendly Christmas, simultaneously reducing your festive season...

The Sandton Convention Centre (“SCC”), located in Johannesburg, South Africa, has long been a symbol of excellence in hosting events, conferences, and exhibitions.

While most people appreciate the beauty that plants bring to a home, not everyone may have space or the patience to become a master gardener but almost anyone can appreciate...

No doubt you’ve noticed how the USA and their presidential election race has recently been at the forefront of global news networks, our own included.

In the ever-evolving landscape of sustainability, businesses are increasingly recognising the importance of responsible waste management.

More food than you could possibly imagine ends up as waste in household kitchens each year. Becoming more aware of what you chuck out and implementing a few simple actions...

Wasted food is an accepted by-product of the restaurant industry. However, although it is somewhat inevitable that you will waste food, it is possible to reduce that waste considerably.

Every day we hear more and more about how important it is that we start taking care of our environment if we want our planet to enjoy a sustainable future.

I'm so proud of my team at Bokashi Bran. Tracey (in the photo with me) has been with me almost from the start, handling the exceptional quality bokashi that she...

The Zero Waste movement is growing in popularity and more commercial kitchens are committing to responsible food waste management.

In an effort to go green, cultivating your compost heap is not without its challenges, especially one that contains organic food waste.

You don’t necessarily have to be a fulltime green enthusiast to want to take thoughtful strides towards participating in creating a more eco-friendly environment in your home.

Reducing environmental impact has become imperative for all individuals, households and companies. There are many steps that hotels can take to increase their eco-friendliness.

In today’s world, environmental issues are becoming ever more important to consumers, to the point that they are indicating that they prefer to support restaurants, hotels and those in the...

South Africa is considered a dry country, with an average rainfall of less than 500mm per annum. When every drop counts, responsible water usage should thus be a fundamental element...

Bokashi tea is very acidic, which makes it an ideal natural weed killer and while using it may not necessarily last as long as tugging weeds out by the root,...

Bokashi has proven its benefits as an aid to plant growth; this can be seen in gardens around the country. What is less well known is that bokashi is also...

Food waste going to landfill is the 3rd largest contributing factor to global warming. Learn how you can make a difference...